one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
on the back, how come the launcher Info(Version) brings this number on the
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is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
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I've used a launcher(MegaLauncher) and he could do it, he read out the
number written on the back, should be possible
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came from.
Anybody got some code lines??
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in advance,
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Hi Ben,
Thanks for the help.
I will check it out.
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At 09:11 AM 5/8/2004, you wrote:
I am
and what transfer types are supported.
Basically, I need to know how much of this I have to do myself.
Thanks in advance,
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Many applications that run on fixed-point MCUs and DSPs use a Q-math
library as a substitute for pure floating point math. For example, check
out TI's Q-math library for its DSPs. The theory is pretty
straight-forward, and you can implement it or a subset yourself.
Go Figure,
Dennis
the Palm app is closed
I've seen little in the documentation about multi-threading, so maybe
this approach is not viable.
Thanks in advance,
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I am interfacing a device to the Palm USB port. My device is USB 2.0
compliant, but runs at the Full speed (12 Mb/sec) rate. Will this work
with Palm devices?
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I am interfacing a device to a Palm USB port. Is it necessary to first
open the Serial Manager (or some other operation) before the USB port
becomes active, i.e. the data line bias resistors are connected?
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Yes, I am using a USB chip that can function as either a Slave or a
Host.
Thanks for the help.
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FldInsert with a char * to get the text
in.
Anyone seen this?
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Thanks for the update, Rob. I appreciate the news.
SerialFix sounds like a good solution for Tungsten/T. What's the situation
with newer Tungstens?
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to this? Does OS 5.x (x 0) support
non-standard rates such as 31,250? Further information is very much
appreciated.
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There was a discussion some time back regarding serial port baud rates with
OS 5.0. Of particular to me, the MIDI baud rate of 31,250 was NOT
supported. Has anybody tested newer versions of OS 5, such as OS 5.2.1?
Any information is much appreciated!
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{
theIndex = FrmGetObjectIndex(frmP, i);
theID = FrmGetObjectId(frmP, theIndex);
theType = FrmGetObjectType(frmP, theIndex);
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() returns 0 is *not*
at end and non-zero if at end.
Can somebody confirm this?
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Hy all
Thank you, John. I haven't downloaded the sources yet.
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Hi Régis,
I haven't used PalmDb.dll so I can't help you there. Perhaps somebody else
on the list?
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Can anyone tell me the differences between the Debug and Release libraries
as far as performance and functionality are concerned. I am using the serial
port and was wondering if its response could be improved if I went from
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err = MemMove (*iDataPtr, sStr,iLen+1);
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not reference the value
of status but only yields the offset of status. DmWrite requires the
offset.
To me it's kind of kludgy. I probably would code it differently, or at
least comment it better.
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it.
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But every memory chunk should be locked before use
Is there a web site that has archieved all previous posts?
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*). Also,
Orders\0 is eight characters long. You probably don't want the explicit
\0 since the string constant Orders includes a \0 already. Time to grab a
C++ manual...
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Hi Philippe!
Interesting link. I did not know about B B Electronics. Nice Palm
adapters! Thanks!
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information can be found at:
http://www.crudites.org/soundventures/handheld-music/
though some of the links are out-of-date.
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this helps.
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I was thinking
notice is the assembly/linking of EDPDA-sections.s
(obviously myMain-Sections.s in your case). I'm not sure that I see this
taking place in your makefile.
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an hour.
Just an idea...
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Hi,
I'd like to know what function is faster
Good advice.
Also, I don't see you checking the return value or error code of:
SavedRegion = WinSaveBits(wholeScreenRect, rectErr);
so my guess is that SavedRegion is NULL, hence WinRestoreBits() fails.
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trouble locating it.
I haven't got or tried a Sony, yet.
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expressed (and this posting is ALL opinion) is my own.
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because a program seems to produce the expected result, doesn't mean
that it is working correctly.
Looking inside the program via a debugger or some other method is
essential. And so is reasoning.
(Hey, wait! I seem to be standing on a soapbox of a sudden!)
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My favorite doc to refer people to is Eric Raymonds How to ask questions
the smart way.
You can find it here:
http://www.catb.org/%7Eesr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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Whadda'ya mean, all of a sudden? Weren't you standing on one before?
;-)
Mark Peters
Uhmm, yes! But I hadn't noticed (...fallible human mind, mine). :D
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Yes, indeed! the human mind
Doesn't this amount to reading a value from an ill-defined location then
taking an action based on the value? Sounds like trouble brewing...
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I find the non-support of non-standard baud rates disturbing, too! In my
instance, I use the standard MIDI baud rate of 31250. While this is the
MIDI standard, it is not a standard data comm rate. Hence, support for it
on Palm powered handhelds seems to be eroding.
Dennis Leas
with this
situation.
Any suggestions?
I have an app that sends/receives MIDI to/from the serial port. It
sends/receives a *lot* of data w/o problems. I've tested it on III's, a Vx
and a VIIx with no observable problems or differences. What kind of
problems are you seeing on the VII?
Dennis Leas
Have you looked at FldSetText()?
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Hy!
How can i set the text of a field at runtime
your
book, thank you very much.) Hence I was suspicious of Palm OS Programming
Bible due to its size. I was pleasantly surprised. Highly recommended.
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This code should do it:
UInt16 hId = MemHeapID( 0, 0 ) ;
UInt32 nFree, maxChunk ;
MemHeapFreeBytes( hId, nFree, maxChunk ) ;
Doesn't that return just the number of free bytes in the dynamic heap?
I.e., it doesn't include free bytes in the storage heap?
Dennis Leas
is mistaken?
(BTW: Emulated FP is not intrinsically less accurate/precise than hardware
FP.)
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or other dlls?
Any suggestions would be MORE than helpful!!!
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parts of an app and tuck a function
or two into a PDB. For some reason, I didn't understand that code
splitting was literally correct.
I wrote compilers/linkers/debuggers in a former life so I'm very comfortable
grunging in the bits. I just don't know the Palm OS, yet.
Dennis Leas
information
on how to do this? Any help is much appreciated.
Sincerely,
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Looks to me like it's probably the third arg. bytes is a UInt32 * and the
Palm OS Ref says it should be a UInt32:
Prototype UInt32 ExgSend (ExgSocketType *socketP,
const void *bufP, UInt32 bufLen, Err * err)
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and I found
this book to be the most useful.
The new edition covers 5.0, though I bought the first edition because it
includes a CD of itself (with example code).
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do I put the function there to begin
with? Do I need to be concerned with relocation issues with the
code? Is there more information available somewhere?
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Or H40
frmSplash.Visible = True
any suggestions?
Thank you,
Dennis.
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Bobby,
Sounds the same -
I guess Ezekial succinctly pointed out the polling issue with sleep mode,
eh? Thanks, Ezekial for quick feedback. Yes, the value returned by
sysAppLaunchCmdAlarmTriggered is accurate to the second - and Timgetseconds
within the same call is not. Regarding hardware it does
Hi everyone, I hope I didn't make a fool of myself in the previous thread. Thank you
Hal, I appreciate your valuable views. In your thread, you mention that
Better to have a class DB (one record per class) and a student DB (one record per
student).
which is similar to the databaseA(class
Hi everyone, I would really appreciate it if somebody can give me any suggestions or
help. I have two dynamic lists. One of them is a popup list which displays a list of
class from databaseA. And the other dynamic list to display the names of students in
that particular class(example from
segments??
For any help, thanks in advance...
brgds
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Has anybody had any experience using Palm's new WDBAS wireless application
server?
There's not much info available on it (other than marketing hype). I sent
an email asking for a price on it, but no response. I guess they're too
busy raking in the bux from all those sales? Whatever ... If
According to: http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/palmos5/testcases.html , we're
supposed to Open up the NTFullDbg_enUS.rom in the enUS subdirectory.
That doesn't exist in dr11. It existed in dr6 and dr8. In dr11, it's
NTFull_enUS.rom.
I presume we use the one in the dr11 enUS subdirectory? The
Well, heck ... that was easy, wasn't it?
I don't remember clicking on the release version. Must have been before I
had my caffeine that day.
Thanks.
It sounds like you're using the Release version of PalmSim. There is
also a Debug version of DR11, available as a separate download (look
I ran into something similar many moons ago. If I recall correctly, it had
something to do with optimization of the scroll bar processing in Palm OS.
It only draws the arrowheads when it thinks it needs to. By drawing a
bitmap over the arrowhead, you confused the optimization routine.
To get
Keith: Sounds cool!
Are there any plans (or, better yet, does a feature already exist) to
implement a record stuff during debug feature that will allow playback to
recreate bugs? This could also be used to record/playback a self-running
demo of our apps. Assuming, of course, that we could
Welcome to the club of frustrated noFrame users ...
I faked it out. Create the button as a repeatingButton, which by definition
has no frame, then treat each repeat-tap as a single tap.
Works like a champ. Hokey, but ...
Regards,
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This is a basic C problem and has nothing to do with Palm OS, or with the
size of your application..
A 2 byte unsigned integer can hold a maximum value of 65535.
Obviously, you're trying to stuff 10 pounds of a number into a 5 pound sack.
Either change your definition from a 2 byte integer to
Depending on what version of Palm OS you're running, you could be tripping
on the infamous PrvFixUpPtrs bug. Any time a new object was added to a
form, the form grew and was possibly relocated. If Palm OS had to relocate
the form, it also adjusted pointers within the form structure that pointed
Interesting. I'm not sure which release fixed that PrvFixUpPtrs glitch.
How corrupted are your lists? Can you provide an example of before
after?
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I'm not sure how you're starting up the debugger. Here's how I do it ...
1) Open the project I want to debug in CW's IDE
2) click on CW's IDE Palm/LaunchEmulator (if necessary)
3) click on CW's IDE Project/Debug
That will automatically download the app to POSE, and stop at the entry
point.
Ooops ... if you were using gdb previously, then you might not have
CodeWarrior.
Sorry about that.
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I'll presume you're a beginner at this.
Not sure which menus you're talking about that don't respond to the mouse.
The buttons on the device?
The app windows should be blank at startup, assuming the debugger stops at
the entry point.
Have you tried clicking on the Debugger's Run green arrow?
Check FldGetAttributes, then see if it's editable.
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re: When we load an app onto a device for debugging, we lock the database so
it won't move and affect the mapping of memory addresses to functions.
Makes sense ... and, I lock the chunk I need to modify.
re: We also have the DB open for writing, since breakpoints are implemented
by changing the
re: Why is it that whenever I insert the pendownEvent, I could not get a
respond from the either 4 of the buttons i.e when the selected button is
not highlighted?
case pendownEvent :
handled = true; break;
Because by setting handled to true, you're telling Palm OS that you
handled the
re: Could anyone help or advise me what to use for tapping and drawing the
gadget? I am quite new to using the gadget. I am suppose to write a
application that which is quite similar to the week schedule of the
datebook. Generally my screen will just display the table where the rows are
the
re: the table is a container for other UI elements
Right ... it's a wrapper around UI elements within its own little
window, so you can treat them as an object. Essentially, you're trying
to make a gadget do what a table already does. Except that a gadget
requires you to handle more of the
Oh, boy ... another member of our club ...
As of the current moment in time ... sadly, the answer is no, there are no
glue accessors provided.
It appears that those of us who braved the new world of Palm OS in the early
days and figured out ways to provide UI functionality that wasn't there in
re: I'm still not following what it is you are actually trying to accomplish
... why do you need the information about which group a control belongs to?
If you want to know something about the group selection, use
FrmGetControlGroupSelection(). Why are you starting with the control and
working
I posted the following message on 2/21/2002 (subject: PalmSim / 5.0 ??)
START REPOST
This code has been running perfectly fine on Palm OS 3.1 through 4.0 in POSE
3.4.
snip
// Open the resource database for read/write
tmpDBH = DmOpenDatabase(cardNo, dbID, dmModeReadWrite);
if (tmpDBH ==
errBuff is defined as an array of 50 pointers to strings, not as an array of
50 strings.
recText1=(char *)MemHandleLock(recHandle1); retrieves the ptr to the
memory chunk of the record you retrieved.
str1=recText1; assigns the ptr to a temporary variable, which I assume is
defined as Char *
I think you have more problems here than just handling non-alphabet
characters.
Are you sure your algorithm is correct?
According to the following statements:
if ((badgeNum[i] = 'A') (badgeNum[i] = 'Z'))
badgeNumPhysLo |= 10 + badgeNum[i] -'A';
else
{
if
FrmReturnToForm doesn't immediately exit to the previous form. All it does
is erase the current form, then set the active form to the previous one.
Your application continues to execute until you return to the Palm OS event
handler.
I wouldn't be surprised to find out that your code mistakenly
Mark: Check out a msg I posted on this forum on 02/20/2002 @ 1:49pm,
subject = SDK 4.0 Upd1
I ran into a similar situation with unusable, and documented how I intend
to get around it there.
Regards,
Terry
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This code has been running perfectly fine on Palm OS 3.1 through 4.0 in POSE
3.4.
snip
// Open the resource database for read/write
tmpDBH = DmOpenDatabase(cardNo, dbID, dmModeReadWrite);
if (tmpDBH == NULL)
{
err = DmGetLastErr();
AbandonUpdates();
return (err);
}
snip
In PalmSim
John: re: FrmHideObject / FrmShowObject
Note that SDK 4.0 Upd 1 disallows access to internal record structure
descriptions, so you'll have to set up a controlled pre-4.0 Upd 1
environment..
The following is what I do in an isolated MyAppFrmHideObject, which I call
in place of FrmHideObject.
According to the documentation, FrmGetObjectIndex ...
Returns the index of the specified object (the index of the first object is
0), or frmInvalidObjectId if the supplied object ID is invalid.
Works great. Except that, in POSE (3.4, not sure about others), anytime the
Object corresponding to
re: How about creating a button w/ a symbol character to trick constructor
into giving you a frameless button, then changing the character at runtime?
Great idea !!
But, the form is created completely dynamically (meaning, Constructor isn't
involved at all). The number, placement, and content
re: The following partial code (edited for clarity) does not compile for me
under the 4.0r1 SDK, but was fine under 4.0: snip
I ran into a similar situation with code that I had to implement early on
(like 3.2 ??) that fixed a bug in 3.1's FrmHideObject logic. It dealt with
setting the useable
Geoff: If you're just starting out, I can send you some code snippets that
will probably do what you want. If you're looking at getting VERY dynamic
and controlling everything from a set of control tables, I can't really send
snippets of what I developed here for client use because it's
Ha! I finally figured out how to legally create a frameless button.
Well, at least for my client's specific need.
Create a repeatingPushButton (which, by definition has no frame), then treat
all repeat taps as a single tap.
I hate having to go through Kansas City to get to Boston from Miami ..
re: Can you instead iterate over all the form objects, get their IDs, and
discover that way which items are in your form?
Doh !! You could at least have made the quick-fix solution a little
tougher, you know, so it wouldn't look like I was TOTALLY out to lunch.
[gg]
re: I'll look into this
Thanks for the response ...
Yes -- on Palm OS 5, the FormType pointer doesn't actually point to a
useful structure. It instead is a handle to a shadow structure
allocated by ARM code. It probably isn't a chunk pointer, which means
that MemPtrSize won't work on it.
I suspected something
Robert: Thanks for the reply.
The store allocated chunks in globals concept certainly has merit. The
trouble with globals is that they are non-reentrant.
I built a single generic form driver system (driven by totally user-defined
tables) that does everything dynamically, thus taking the vast
Robert: Again, thanks for your response.
re: (2) a (hidden) gadget you have in your form (the resource cost is
minimal and the UInt32 you give it is actually hiding within the form's
information, hence is dynamic and associates only with the current form; but
if you are re-using the same form
re: Is there a reason you can't make your application multi-segment?
Not really. I'm just trying to keep it as small as possible, and therefore
didn't want to add the overhead of the segment manager library routines.
After I posted my question, I determined what was causing the call to
_lmul_.
Check out the series of posts on this thread from Monday, February 18, 2002
8:07 AM.
In short, you can't get there from here ... through internal control blocks.
Regards,
Terry
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Thomas: I just spent a lovely weekend tearing up perfectly functional code
in a generic form driver to fix this frmPopupObj problem.
The reason for needing access to that virtual object was to dynamically
update the label of the PopTrigger from the value of a user controlled
dynamically
To stay within the 32K jump limits of Small Model applications, I
implemented a Jump table to all the static runtime library routines that
need to be accessed by application code. And, I positioned my library at
the end of my application Segments so more application code will be able to
fit
While executing the following statement in a frmClose routine:
tempInt = MemPtrSize(frmP);
I got the following error message:
The instruction at 0x00a4d22f referenced memory at 0x01176858. The
memory could not be read.
Is there something illegal about that in 5.0? It has worked fine
There's a difference between fixing bugs and rewriting code. The
suggestion was to switch to a gadget. That's not a simple bug fix. A
gadget would require much more manipulation by my set of library routines.
Essentially what I built was an object (using OOP terminology) that uses
standard
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